New Suunto D6i All Black Steel launched

The Suunto D6i gets a new look with the launch of the Suunto D6i All Black Steel. The new edition to the D6i family boasts a black steel strap, offering serious style for the diver searching for that rugged look.

The Suunto D6i is to get a new look with the launch of the Suunto D6i All Black Steel. The new edition to the D6i family boasts a black steel strap, offering serious style for the diver searching for that rugged look.

Naturally, like every D6i, it's packed with all the features today's divers could want — whatever their discipline. It comes with a scratch resistant sapphire crystal glass with antireflective coating, a revolutionary 3D tilt-compensated digital compass and optional wireless air integration.

It's also easy to sync with Suunto DM4 software and Movescount.com so you can share your dive log, images and videos with the rest of the world when you’re out of the water.

The Suunto D6i All Black Steel features four dive modes. The Air mode is used for diving with standard air, the Nitrox mode for one or two nitrox mixes, and the Gauge mode for use as a bottom timer. There is also a dedicated Freedive mode for breath-hold divers. In addition the Suunto D6i All Black Steel comes with a stylish black steel case.

About Suunto

Suunto was born in 1936 when Finnish orienteer and engineer Tuomas Vohlonen invented the mass production method for the liquid-filled compass. Since then, Suunto has been at the forefront of design and innovation for sports watches, dive computers and sports instruments used by adventurers all over the globe. From the highest mountains to the deepest oceans, Suunto physically and mentally equips outdoor adventurers to conquer new territory.

Suunto's headquarters and manufacturing plant is in Vantaa, Finland. Employing more than 400 people worldwide, Suunto products are sold in over 100 countries. The company is a subsidiary of Amer Sports Corporation along with its sister brands Salomon, Arc'teryx, Atomic, Wilson, Precor, Mavic and Nikita.